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What is another word for
most wide-eyed
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Superlative for having one's eyes wide open
Superlative for feeling surprise or astonishment
Superlative for innocent or naive in nature
Superlative for new or inexperienced for a given role or position
Superlative for easily influenced or persuaded
(
of a person
)
Superlative for wholesome and untainted by immorality
Superlative for watchful, especially for danger or disorder
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Adjective
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Superlative for having one's eyes wide open
most popeyed
most unblinking
most goggle-eyed
most moon-eyed
most owly-eyed
most saucer-eyed
most agog
“The men were all shouting and whistling at them while I sat there,
wide-eyed
.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for feeling surprise or astonishment
dumbest
lostest
dizziest
spaciest
muzziest
dopiest
punchiest
silliest
slaphappiest
groggiest
wooziest
blankest
hardest put
fuzziest
unsteadiest
giddiest
fearfullest
foggiest
vaguest
haziest
numbest
stupidest
chokiest
woolliest
UK
wooliest
US
faintest
wobbliest
shakiest
tipsiest
lightest
blindest
weakest in the knees
most astounded
most flabbergasted
most amazed
most astonished
most staggered
most stunned
most dumbfounded
most shocked
most gobsmacked
most thunderstruck
most agape
most dazed
most aghast
most nonplussed
most surprised
most agog
most spellbound
most open-mouthed
most taken aback
most shell-shocked
most tongue-tied
most awe-stricken
most confounded
most awestruck
most bewildered
most perplexed
most startled
most flummoxed
most dumfounded
most awed
most disconcerted
most openmouthed
most discomposed
most lost for words
most goggle-eyed
most incredulous
most bemused
most wonderstruck
most stumped
most confused
most dismayed
most benumbed
most puzzled
most enthralled
most horrified
most stuck
most slack-jawed
most breathless
most beat
most frightened
most addled
most baffled
most befuddled
most muddled
most discombobulated
most distracted
most clueless
most dopey
most disoriented
most beaten
most flustered
most befogged
most mixed-up
most addlepated
most uncertain
most uncomprehending
most muddleheaded
most zonked
most raddled
most troubled
most addle
most affected
most appalled
most moved
most spaced-out
most terrified
most pixillated
most pixilated
most afraid
most foxed
most hard-pressed
most emotional
most gaga
most impressed
most staggering
most stricken
most vexed
most disturbed
most scared
most frozen
most petrified
most spooked
most panicky
most upset
most anxious
most horror-struck
most horror-stricken
most abashed
most doubtful
most shattered
most addlebrained
most besotted
most admiring
most adrift
most mortified
most cowed
most worried
most intimidated
most disorganized
US
most disorganised
UK
most buried
most verklempt
most defeated
most woolly-headed
most discountenanced
most woolly-minded
most frustrated
most lightheaded
most vertiginous
most swimmy
most disbelieving
most unbelieving
most absent-minded
most slap-happy
most weak-kneed
more ❯
“Myst stared in
wide-eyed
wonder at the open blue sky and the wind cutting through the tall grasses.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for innocent or naive in nature
simplest
greenest
unwariest
unworldliest
naifest
dewiest
easiest
rawest
ignorantest
callowest
freshest
youngest
unwisest
silliest
tenderest
folksiest
cleanest
purest
rookiest
newest
unripest
foolishest
fondest
shallowest
plainest
cutest
quaintest
homeliest
wholesomest
homiest
truest
humblest
quietest
lowliest
candidest
honestest
crudest
roughest
realest
austerest
frankest
friendliest
coziest
US
cosiest
UK
most naive
most innocent
most ingenuous
most unsophisticated
most unsuspecting
most unsuspicious
most gullible
most credulous
most childlike
most uncritical
most unknowing
most inexperienced
most exploitable
most impressionable
most simpleminded
most susceptible
most primitive
most unguarded
most gullable
most trustful
most unquestioning
most dewy-eyed
most immature
most artless
most guileless
most natural
most unschooled
most dupable
most unaffected
most unstudied
most vulnerable
most unpretentious
most unsceptical
most youthful
most accepting
most confiding
most exploitative
most exploitive
most deceivable
most insensible
most undeveloped
most unassuming
most modest
most uninformed
most unrefined
most untaught
most idealistic
most verdant
most uncorrupted
most unpolished
most juvenile
most undeceitful
most overtrusting
most incognizant
most imprudent
most underdeveloped
most corn-fed
most uncool
most unartificial
most overcredulous
most untrained
most uncomplicated
most unlearned
most vernal
most childish
most uncultivated
most fictile
most defenceless
UK
most fleeceable
most malleable
most unskeptical
most biting
most genuine
most manipulatable
most fresh-faced
most defenseless
US
most goshwow
most virginal
most starry-eyed
most countrified
most unfamiliar
most Panglossian
most unacquainted
most goshwowboyoboy
most uneducated
most simple-minded
most backward
most backwards
most ordinary
most spontaneous
most open
most unpretending
most rustic
most uncivilized
US
most uncivilised
UK
most straightforward
most childly
most elementary
most unprogressive
most unwitting
most oblivious
most unmindful
most unaware
most relaxed
most clueless
most unconscious
most honest-to-goodness
most basic
most unripened
most unformed
most babyish
most frivolous
most informal
most simplistic
most unfashionable
most benighted
most down-home
most uninhibited
most sophomoric
most unselfconscious
most inelegant
most girlish
most godforsaken
most sincere
most dinkum
most unforced
most downhome
most traditional
most low-key
most unmannered
more ❯
“I've been trying to come up with a term to describe that particular
wide-eyed
look of false innocence that co-workers flash at you when you approach their desks.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for new or inexperienced for a given role or position
newest
rawest
freshest
greenest
callowest
unworldliest
youngest
cutest
ignorantest
unripest
rookiest
rudest
dewiest
most junior
most inexperienced
most naive
most innocent
most undeveloped
most untrained
most artless
most boyish
most girlish
most ingenuous
most unpracticed
most unqualified
most uncultivated
most unskilled
most unversed
most youthful
most immature
most juvenile
most childlike
most uninformed
most unschooled
most unacquainted
most inexpert
most baby-faced
most unconversant
most unsophisticated
most unfamiliar
most unripened
most unformed
most puerile
most amateur
most unaccustomed
most unpractised
most unused
most verdant
most undisciplined
most inept
most sophomoric
most amateurish
most uninstructed
most untaught
most unenlightened
most unlearned
most unskillful
most unprofessional
most jackleg
most underdeveloped
most newcome
most incognizant
most oblivious
most unaware
most unknowing
most unwitting
most inconversant
most unspecialized
most untechnical
most general
most generalized
US
most generalised
UK
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for easily influenced or persuaded
tenderest
easiest
meekest
tamest
unwariest
readiest
softest
widest open
weakest
most amenable
most gullible
most naive
most docile
most ingenuous
most persuadable
most unsuspecting
most credulous
most impressionable
most manageable
most submissive
most controllable
most exploitable
most governable
most influenceable
most prone
most tractable
most innocent
most malleable
most open
most pliant
most suggestible
most susceptive
most persuasible
most pliable
most susceptible
most vulnerable
most sensitive
most responsive
most given
most gullable
most receptive
most defenceless
UK
most inclined
most acquiescent
most disposed
most emotional
most predisposed
most adaptable
most movable
most defenseless
US
most dewy-eyed
most unguarded
most assailable
most pregnable
most liable
most unresistant
most unprotected
most subject
most helpless
most accessible
most attackable
most insecure
most unfortified
most on the line
most endangered
most threatened
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Superlative for wholesome and untainted by immorality
purest
chastest
best
honestest
cleanest
saintliest
truest
wholesomest
worthiest
whitest
most moral
most innocent
most righteous
most virtuous
most upright
most virginal
most immaculate
most maidenly
most blameless
most decent
most modest
most angelic
most ethical
most exemplary
most impeccable
most unsullied
most honorable
US
most honourable
UK
most reputable
most sinless
most uncorrupted
most undefiled
most upstanding
most noble
most spotless
most unblemished
most guileless
most guiltless
most unaffected
most unspoiled
most unspoilt
most continent
most inculpable
most inviolate
Adjective
▲
Superlative for watchful, especially for danger or disorder
chariest
readiest
wariest
acutest
keenest
leeriest
sharpest
perkiest
quickest
most vigilant
most alert
most attentive
most watchful
most observant
most awake
most cautious
most careful
most circumspect
most heedful
most mindful
most prepared
most prudent
most active
most agog
most anxious
most aware
most guarded
most regardful
most wired
most eagle-eyed
most hawk-eyed
most on guard
most sharp-eyed
most beady-eyed
most gimlet-eyed
most on the lookout
most open-eyed
most bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
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